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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
CAMEs IN OTHER CITIES.

WASHINGTON Sept 3o.-The New.York and Washington
clubs and hard fought today, which Inc
home club The score was
New 4 ork ..... ..................0 Q O.
Washipg ton...,.................O o U o o O.
BasehitsNew York. 4; Washington Eifor s,s em
Umpire-&r. D0escher.
PIT1sBuRG sept. 3O.-The Detroit club defeated tho
Pttsburg nipe to-day ~ the following scores
Ptttsburr ....................0 o v o O o.
Detroit. v " -
BasehA-Pittsburg 8; Detroit s. Errors-Pittsburg ;
Detroit. Piehers-McCormck and Getzein Umpire
Mr.. Powers
CLEVELAND Sept 30.-The Cleveland and Louisville
clubs played draw game today. This was the score:
Louisville. ..-........-........-.....l %
Cleveland. " o " " w
Basehits-Louisvlic a.; Cleveland 3D. Errors-Louis-
Vile 8; Cleveland g. Pitchers-Hecker and Gilks Um
pire-Mr McQuade.
at Baltimors-Athletc, O.: Baltimore. 8.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 80 Tho Philadelphia Bos ton gam
was postponed account OF vet grounds
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rAsrcppsrHR-At q meeting Of leading Republicans 0
Tbnrsday IL was decided organize permanent cIuD
workers 10 be the Eastchester Repubhca
Club
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K 10 date are As follows I:

The scheduled game at St. George yesterday between
the Metropolitan and Brooklyn clubs postponed On nc.
count Of the rain The mines will play today
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cprcKET GAMES TODAY.

The two Metropolitan rival crHet clubs the Staten Island
and Manhattan will play match >'day at staten Island
Both clubs fully and the best Of The
season Is expected. A.,
At Prospect Park the Kings County club win play the
peWly formed Albion club.
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NEWARK.
wEsTeHEsTER COUNTY.

otto Rheiu age thirty cabinet MAKER commune
suicide vacant LOT, near Rosevhsave yeS'eiuA'' W
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BROOKIYN.

held In the Athen@eum, in Onchundred nifty
ct between Tenth-a ave- and the Boulevard his evening
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY
NRW-JERSEY,

Jeremiah Cogan forty who was convicted OF four IN;
school grs sentenced
TO ten years In state Prison.
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ d.,
1855 West 63i-st
vonr.-sts II Sol Disease, Of NsrvoIs 5ysts q.
Gento- rinary organs Impotsacs m s.sruD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01

KENS EpY's HATS the best at the least money.
Derbys 81 90 81 49, So 90 sax HAS, s. 90 81 So 50 So
saving 81 80 per hat 20 Cortlandt-st
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BETTING 10 wih-CsrIsimI 70 c5cIl n 10 Lapcaster
mont TO !. Orlando b 10 1, JOG Mitc"c" '" - ''~
g 70 J. t;lendOn 3 10 ]. r.. p.rr,o, q IN 4
Remont 10 s. Orlando Joe Mitchell 70 J. Lancaster
Bio q Glendon s. 10 !. 40 r.n.a.,er ana
The Bourbon Al g. field S2S Mutuals paid $31 70 q.
Fell.W eblp 900 Withdrawn Joe MltShe, W.
healer At start which gave him the race a. The
bid for nrst paco ~ VIZ
p" lang the his weight told heavily Ak
Nm and he foil back Orlando closed up wao gap x
al the of the stretch but ms enort va
sh"f lived Joe Mitchell won BY length Bemont se"A"
sx leu sths before Orlando. third No DID ior n' "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-07
Condensed Locals.

TWO score or more laborers who applied to the
marshals Office Saturday for their pay fCr shovel,
Ing snow from the walks around the city hall were
Informed that they would have to wait TILL the
next Congress, their item being in the deficiency
bill.
VIM. Dobleman machlnist. from Philadelphia,
boarding at the Holmes house, COZ Pennsylvania
avenue, was found Saturday IN an unconscious
condition in his ROOM the gas being turned on
Dr. Chamberlain was called and succeeded In re-
suScitating him.
A number OF Italian residents met at the resi-
dence OF Dr. T. :. Verdi last night and decided 10
call mass meeting shortly in aid OF the victims or
the italian earthquake The following commltlee
has been appointed 10 organize the meeting: Dr.
T. s Verdi president; l. e. Martni, secretary; F.
COStaggini. +. ChriStOfani and ). c. CaSSaZza-
The FUNERAL OF the late George F. Baker, Tor
merry controller OF this District took place at
AL Souls church Saturday. Rev. Dr. shipper
oiiiclated and the pall-bearers We're Messrs O1ver
X Merrill, Bernard +. Green DR.. Verdi III. A. VII
lard, A q. Riddle, Gen. ketcham, Judge Richard
son and Lewis j. Davis. The inLernent was made
at Oak Hill cemetery
Willie Grant, at 200 $ street northwest. was in
Jured late saturday evening by the accidental dis
eharEe OF pistol. The ball entered the palm OF
The right hand and passed up the arm. DR.. Hen
derSOD extracted the ball
The funeral OF Mrs. Ella Robinson, wife OF Mr..
jacob Robinson, OF the government printing Office,
which took place at the Fifth Baptist church yes
teruay morning, was largely attended Rev. Geo
W. Lee, the pastor, Officiated.
The funeral OF Rev. J. K. Holmes took place yes
terday afternoon from the Fifth Baptist church
and was attended by hundreds OF people. Rev.
George W. Lee Ofiiciated, assisted by number OF
the Mount Pleasant Plain cemetery.
The second BurmeiSter piano recital Will be
given at the Church OF our Father this evening.
Frances Harper, a young woman from Balti-
more, was arrested yesterday by Detective Horne
on charge OF robbing man in that city OF SO,
and She was taken there for trial.
A dead cOlOrtd infant, Still-bOTn, was found last
evening az the corner OF I'D street and Virginia
avenGe- This morning another dead infant W as
found at 18th and IL streets
John SimInS, cOIOrcd, while in the neighbOrhoOd
OF 5th and d streets southeast, yesterday after
noon. Was the recipient of vOiley OF snow balls,
thrown by crowd OF small boys and for the pre-
fame language he used Judge Smell to-day fined
him so.
This morning. in the Police Court, A. Geary
johnson Wa, nned 81 for cruelty 10 animals.
While drawing a load OF coal saturday the horse
1ell on The street near THE STAR Office and sores
On the meek and back Were exposed.
The NoIIan'S Christian Temperance union con-
Quoted Tire services IL North capitol VI. E church
last night Mrs. II. Ii. MOultOn presided. Ad-
dresses We're maGH by Mr.. James c. Lee, Mrs VIM.
BUrrIS. Mrs nGvrhiu. Mrs. La Fetra and Mr.. III.
B. NOJJOI- Miss Josie Lee gave two touching
ftatiOnS.
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The ANALosTAS BOAT CLUB ELECTION-At the
meeting or the AnalOStan boat club Saturday
night officers were elected follows: President
William A. Mckinney; vice president, /. Howard
Goodrich; corresponding and financial secretary
man; treasurer, X. E. Pairo; captain Sidney H.
Dent; hrst lieutenant, Samuel d. Trimble; second
lieutenant, Thomas +. Aztell; finance committee
Morgan. Mckinney and McCloSky; membership
committee, Ruff, Webb and Robertson.
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AmuSenents Tonight.
NATIoNAL-The Florences in ''The Mighty Dol
lar"
ALBAuGH's-"The GYPSY Baron"
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER--BurmeiSter Piano Re-
cital
MANASSAS PANoRAsA.-Day and evening.
HARRIs.-'Mugg's Landing
kERNANIS.-VaTietY.
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SM1rH,
THE PIONEER CLOTHIER OF
SEVENTH STREET,

HAS RETURNED TO WASHINGTON AFTER
SPENDING SEVERAL YEARS IN BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURING CLOTHING, AND COMES BACK
WITH AN EXPERIENCEIN ALL THE BRANCHES
OF THE CLOTHING AND TAILORING BUSINESS
AND HAS LOCATED AT 924 9TH ST. n WAND
WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL HIS OLD FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS. ALSO AS MANY NEW ONES AS
APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF GOOD STYLISH
MADE CLOTHING, MANY OF OUR GOODS ARE
EQUAL TO THE BEST CUSTOM WORK
FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS, A FULL DOL
LARS WORTH OF GOODS FOR EVERY DOLLAR
YOU PAY WE INTEND TO ESTABLISH OUR
BUSINESS ON SOLID FOUNDATION. WEAR
OUR CLOTHING FOR A YEAR AND IF 1T DOES
NOT WEAR AS WE REPRESENT IT. WE WILL RE-
TURN YOUR MONEY. HONEST WEAR RESIST
ING GOODS AT HONEST PRICES. WE GIVE OUR
CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF THIRTY-ONE
YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS. GOOD
GOODS AT LOW PRICES. AND FAR BETTER
THAN CHEAP GOODS AT HIGH PRICES OUR
GOODS WILL STAND THE TEST OF TIME, AND
OUR REPUTATION STANDS GOOD FOR ALL
WE SAY. PRINCE ALBERT AND LAT
EST CUTAwAY SUITS FOR SPRING WEAR
ARE NOW COMING IN ADVANCE STYLES. WE
IRVING DAILY. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING AREA SPECIAL FEATURE WITH US,
ALSO KNEE PANTS. SPECIAL DRIVE IN LOT
CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS-1 LOT AS LOW AS
20, AND 200 PAIRS WORTH 50, IS, AND 65,
CHOICE FOR SOC. CHILDREN'S SUITS AT $3.50
So AND UP. WE WANT THE MEN, WE WANT
THE BOYS AND WE WANT THE LADIES TO COME
TO OUR HOUSE FOR ALL STYLES OF CLOTH
ING, FROM THE 3-YEAR-OLD CHILD TO THE
3OO-POUND MAN COME ALONG, YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY. WE WANT YOUR TRADE. AND WE
WILL SELL YOU CLOTHING AT PRICES THAT
WILL JUSTIFY YOU IN DEALING WITH Us.
No. g24 1TH STREET NV. BET I AND SITS,
DOORS BELOW BURDETTE'S DRY GOODS
M,B-F0R THE III BENEFIT OF OUR CUSTOMERS
THAT ARE NEAR ST. WE HAVE OPENED A
BRANCH HOUSE AT 11l2 F ST. ABOVE MOSES l.
SONS LARGE FUkNITURE HOUSE, WHERE WE
CARRY FINE LINE OF MEMS BOYS AND
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ALSO A FINE LINE OF
PIECE GOODS FOR ORDERED WORK. COME AND
+ ST. NV. mh4
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OPENING Or New SPRING Hosiery.

OPENlNd OF ANEW OPRlNG HOSIERY.
III MS s IN $H5
Buying direct from the leading well as the most
reliable we can sell you thoroughly re-
A. 1t would be a vain attempt to describe onethrd of
to aHa Sc oe By 9
that the prices on all Hose are guaranteed whether
cotton, Isle or silk.
LADIES' KID GLOVES.
Gloves being the correct thing We can show an end
orings at different prices. But bargain we wish
especially to call to your attention.
5-BUTTON Observation-Disclosures GLOVES SEAL
L0PED TOP, IN THE NEW SHADES, FOR 68
stop minute and look at these Gloves.
GENTS sUspENDERs
,33 dozen Gents Colored Embroidered suspenders
19c. usually sold at 2;5c.
white and colors, patent buckles, 25c.; worth Soc
GENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs
We have secured some excellent bargains in these
goods and have marked them at the following prices
our Gents Furnishing Counter First Floor:
One Lot of Fine German Linen Handkerchiefs, tape
6e ns as S0Th
price to close 35c worth 6Oc Only initials A, F. g.
II, NJ, PR.
One Lot Of White Hemstitched Sheer Linen, with
colored initials worked. zoe; worth 5sc.
One Lot of and IL inch Hemstitched Sheer Linen
Handkerchlets, large size, 25c. worth 4Oc
worth soc.
GENTS HOSE.
so dozen Gents Solid Colored Lisle Hose all Sizes
usually sold at Soc, We have marked 25c
NEW COLORINGS
DRESS CLOTHS. SPRING EFFECTS
Our Soc Tricots 3S-in. wide in plain and mixed
coors have the finest finish and the closest texture Of
any goods we have ever had at that price.
0O-in TricOtS new effects. &c. per yard.
4in Tricots better quality, in all the shades
including Heliotrope and the new Illuminated shades
9Oc per yard.
54-in wide Cloth Finished Tricot, beautiful goods
81 per yard.
Ladies' Cloth, new shades, 7lc per yard.
O4-ln, better quality, 81 per yard.
For people wishing something very nice in cloth
have French Broadcloth at S225 per yard and Satin
Finish German Broadcloth at 1915 per yard un-
usually pretty and excellent quality.
up.
Our Importation Order of Sateens is nearly all in,
and look Will lead YOU to be assured that we have
styles no other house can show.
Coming from SO reliable French House Koechlin
Fferes we need not hesitate in recommending them
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George Conait smith recovering,

Young George COndit Smith, OF this city, who
was mystertOusly shot in New York Thursday
morning, is doing Well. and the surgeons expect
his speedy recovery. Walter C. Camp, OF New
Haven, the athlete and coach OF TIE Yale football
team, was arrested in New York Saturday after
noon, charged with attempting TO assassinate
Smith The motive alleged Uy tue police is zeal
oJsy, smith having suppiaIted Camp in the affec-
tons o, Miss Sallic Barnes. a New jersey heireSs
as stated IN Saturdays STAR. Camp was taken 10
the hospital and confronted with Smith, who de-
clared that the prisoner was not the assassin and
that he had never seen him before, whereupon
Camp was released
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Serious Illness os Joseph K. BRADLEY.

The veteran lawyer, Joseph H. Bradley, is
seriously i'll at his residence, No 1517 18th street.
WeS5 " Washington Ills wife stated 10 a STAR re-
porter this morning that he seemed to be getting
bette, but was stil very low. lie his office
in TINS city last MONDAY, but has since been
fined 20 his home
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fAdyerfisemenfN

hERSANS WASHINGTON THEArER Will be scene
OF unusual interest tonight. Every body win turn
0uL 10 welcome back Hallen and Harris First Prize
locals Inc new faces and features, together with
.ne otd iasortes, anond an entertainment truly
and absolutely the best on earth Cheap prices
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We HAVE ELEVEN PATTERNS OF Body Brussels
Carpet which We wish 20 close out Former price
81 - per yard. Come and see what YOU can buy
Them for now for cash. W. III. HOEKE,
sol Market Space.
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B. Williams q Co., aUctioleers, corner 10th and
Pennsylvania avenue, respectfully invite the at
tenJion OF the ladies and the public generally To
their advertisement In the auction column, an
nonncing for sale by public auction, commencing
"Wednesday, March 9Th, at IL O'Clock am, and re-
stunning at O'clock pm. OF English art manufac-
beautifully mounted fashionable China articles, in
Wedgewood, Crown Derby, Copeland and other
wares, consigned by MessrS. Lydon & Co., cutters
and silversmiths, Sheffield and London, England.
i MS sale affords splendid opportunity 10 parties
furnishing and those requiring useful birthday,
exhibition Tomorrow, when catalogue will be
Tcady.-AdoG
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A SIX YOUR RETAILER FOR THE
JAMES MEANS, So SHOE.
CAUTION!-Some dealers recommend inferior goods
in order to max larger profit This is the ORIGINAL
So SHOE Beware of limitations which acknowledge
their own superiority by attempting to build upon the
reputation of the original
NONE GENUINE UNLESS BEARING THIS STAMP
JAMES MEANS 3d.
This Shoe for Gentlemen is made in Button Con-
gress and Lace Best CAY Skin. Unexceled in Dura-
bity Comfort and p2,edrdnce postal card sent to
will bring information how to get this shoe in
any state or territory.
J. MEANS h CO..
Al Lincoln Street, Boston, Mass
Our celebrated tory produces larger quantity Of
Shoes OF this grade than other factory in the world
Thousands who wear them viii tell YOU the reason Il
in unapproaehed in Durability
Full lines Of the above Shoes for sale in Washington
by A. +. MORAN, 1O22 9TH st. n. w.: b. RICH 8
SONS, 1922 9TH St NV; H. GOLDSTEIN, 912 It'll
st. NV; MRS. GEORGE HOFFMAN. 49l Penn. ave.
ta26-3m
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The friends of Senator and Mrs. Beck were
greatly shocked last night to learn OF her death,
which occurred few minutes after seven o'clock
last evening, at her home, 14O6 NJ street. She was
taken i'll Thursday, but seemed much better Sat
urday. Yesterday morning, however, she became
much worse and sank rapidly until death occurred
Mrs. Beck was in her SiXty-SecOnd year and was
born In Auburn, Va Her maiden name was Jane
Washington Thornton, and she was a grandniece
OF Gen. George Washington. She leaves two
children, a son, George Beck, who resides in
W yomlng territory, anu a daughter, who is the
vile OF Major q. e. GoodlOe, OF the marine corps
Mrs. Beck Was very popular in Washington society.
WITNESSES AND JURORS FEES.-The general de-
hciency bill, which failed 10 become law at the
recent session OF Congress, contained Two items
the loss OF which may cause some Inconvenience
In the courts OF this District They provided for
the payment OF jurors ard witnesses The appOr-
uOninent Tor the witnesses under the apprOpria-
ton Jill for the present fiscal year has been en-
trely exhausted the funds having run out two
weeks ago. since Which time witnesses have been
compelled 10 give attendance without payment 1t
may be, however, that some OF the marshaIs else
where may have drawn more than they require
ana return the surplus 10 the Treasury. In such
event, Marshal Wilson may make arrangements to
pay the witnesses. The marshal Is still in funds
10 pay the Jurors, although, from appearances the
fund Will not hold out II The Criminal Court enters
upon business and Is in session for any cOnsidera-
bic length OF time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-07

SITTING MEETING OF THE JOCKEY CLTB.-The total
number OF nOIln atiCnS N, te the spring meet
Ing OF the Jockey club Is Isl divided follows: SO
for the national handicap, 81 for the army and
navy stakes, - for the AnaloStan stakes, % for
the Willard hotel stakes, % for the youthful, and
II Tor the Brentwood stakes All the well-knOWu
StableS VIII be repreSenIed at The meeting
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The ExaBnIos OF the Whitney collection at
O'Clock. ~ ~
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Posi- POSENENT OF SALE OF GKOCERIES-The sale
OF groceries at the corner or l4th and streets
northwest has been postponed, VIII be seen by
the advertisement elsewhere, BY order OF the as
signee, until to-mOrrUw morning at 10 O'Clock.
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Low PRICEs.-We are now selling the best cuts
OF peef at the following low prices: Rib roast 15c. ;
good roast, 1Oc.: SirlOin Steak at 1oc.; Porter
house. 49,; Round Steak, 125[c.: corn Beef, q and
Sc: soup meats q and Sc. Vegetables and Poul-
try AT market prices Davis Sugar-cured Hams a
speciality, al New ork Market,
EMMERT & HOOVER, Props,
Corner Indiana ave. and Sd street w.
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KILLED BY FALL IN A HOrEL--Joseph D. Far
ren travelling salesman Tor The firm or H. Carter
d CO., OF New York, came into the Metropolitan
hotel last Wednesday night about IL O'Clock
and WAS placed in the elevator by Mr. PintOn the
night watchman, and sent up 10 his room on the
fourth floor. He, however LEFT his room again i'm
metilateiy and started down stairs. AT the second
floor. while looking over the bausters he lost his
balance and fell 10 the Office floor, distance OF
twenty-five feet, striking on his head. He died
from the effects OF his injuries Friday. Farren
was thlrty-eight years old and unmarried. ON
Saturday the remains were taken TO New York by
Miss FaTren, the sister OF the deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-07

SLATE MASTEIs at cost. Shedd Bro, 43s 9th
Street NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

OPERA GLASSES repaired. Hemplers, corner AZ
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TIE WATER COLOR ExHIBrTIoN.-There Is now On
eALlDltlOn AT Downing auction rooms an extra
ordinary collection OF English French Dutch Ro-
man ana Spanish water color Paintings, together
Win ABOUT one hundred rare old chalk crayOn and
pen-and-lnk drawings Of the old masters, recently
corrected IN The various art centers OF Europe by
We IL Tanning, OF New York. This collection is
Dy lar the most important Mr.. Fanning has ever
Drought 10 THIS city Among the most important
WORKS VIII De found Tarenghi5' great work. RET
IOspSc9on, Claimed 10 be one OF the finest AQUA
relies IL the world; B. GoiJa'S celebrated picture
Zine Pursuit, that secured medal at the Milan
exhibition, and SimOnettS magnificent work
"The Departure, the largest and most important
work this artist has ever executed. But what
makes the exhibition interesting 10 the connOis-
seur Is the number OF rare little bits by great
masters For example, a beautiful pen-and-nk
drawing said 10 be the original OF the madonna
and Child, now at the Hermitage, In St Peters
burg. Many OF the Old drawings came from The
collection OF the Marquis OF Breadlahane sold
some months ago at Chr1stys, In London The COL
lection is also rich In nne old English drawings
The collection Will be sold Thursday, Friday and
6aturday.-AdueTtlsement
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Corner Indiana ave. and Sd Street NV.

RUBBERs 10 cents pair at the Family Shoe
stCre, 80 9TH street
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insist on HAVING corrugated key yale locks;
none afford greater security.
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Do You Know

Do You Know
hat we are selling the finest quality FRENCH SAT.
TINS, all new styles at 30.
AMERICAN SATTINES, French Styles at Is
TEICoT CLOTH. beautiful dress goods wide double
width all pure wool, 81 h.
BLEACHED SHEETING COTTON, excellent Quail
lily, one yard and a half wide, 12k.
FINEST QUALITY WAMSUTTA CAMBRIA, YARD
WIDE, 10.
CASHMERE SHAWLS, PURE WOOL, CREAM BLUE
AND GARNET, 125
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET.
BLACK SURAH SILK rs.
BLACK SILK RHADAMES rs.
BLACK SILK MERVALIEU rs.
FANCY SILKS. 40, As. 80.
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, 10
COLDRED BROCADE SILKS, rs.
EOME-SPCN DRESS GOODS. PURE WOOL. %.
dAbLE DAMASk, hne quality. extra width, soc
RO1AL SERGE, BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. WIDE
- DOUBLE FOLD II yds. for 81. 90.
BLACK CASHMERES. WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH
FINE QUALITY. BIZ.
LARGE SIZE HANDSOME BRIDAL QUILT, worth
81 90 presented To each customer who buys 10 worth
of dry goods.
,CCG A RRR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
9 a a ERR ERR I Fl kRk r" ssss
CoG "A ( ( T ZEE + B ssss
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST. fla
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For Washington dressed beef go to John r.
Kelly, stall 6.>>S, 629 and go Center market.
BOTTLE OF shoe dressing given away with
every pair OF shoes at the Family Shoe Store, 30
9TH street.
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You Can Get q

good, pure. sweet smoke by trying the "Grand r
puonc ClgarroS. Luchs & Bro, sole agents, 5:
9TH street northwest. 1
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THE EVENING STAR:
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Ladies Misses and Children,
Family Shoe Store,
80 7th street northwest.
You Can Get q
goOd, pure. sweet smoke by trying the "Grand Re-
puOnc Clgarr0S Luchs & Bro, sole agents, 525
9TH street northwest
Ladies' $3.50 French kid button reduced to
249. Family Shoe Store, 80 18th street north
west.
Ivory starch does away with guesswork
ing. Try 1t. Ask your grocer for it. mo
We Are prepared to meet all new corners in
the shoe line, and defy competition in our goods
1 Family Shoe store, 80 9TH street northwest.
Spectacles, 25 and SOC. Optician, 4s7 Pa av. eo3
''Lets Talk S25 Harness.''-Becker's. 60
Rubbers loo. pair, at the Family Shoe Store. /
's1Oc. Royal'' mends everythingl Lansburgh's
Boys and Youths school shoes reduced from
$50 10 9S cents. All other goods propOrtiOnately
low at the Family Shoe Store 80 It'll street north
west. L
Baum's 'sRoyal Glue'' repairs china, &C. Gun
BanjOs, violins, guitars and strings; 4S7 Pa.av
every pair of shoes at the Family Shoe Store, 80
9TH street.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermllk; sweet Milk
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-07

ladies' a. so French kid button reduced to
$49 Family Shoe Store, 80 18th street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-07

Ivory starch does away with guesswork.
Always ready and reliable No cooking, No stick
ing. Try 1t. Ask your grocer for it. m9